JOURNAL - OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP78M02660R000300070018-0
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: C
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 19, 2016
• Document Release Date: November 27, 2006
• Sequence Number: 18
• Publication Date: May 11, 1976
• Content Type: NOTES

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Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel Page 3
Tuesday - 11 May 1976
12. LIAISON Spoke with Thomas (b) (7) (d)
Mooney, on the staff of the Subcommittee on Courts, Civil Liberties,
and the Administration of Justice, House Judiciary Committee,
regarding the status of H. R. 127 50, t'Tie Foreign_Intelligence
Surveillance Act of 1976. Mr. Mooney said one or two more days
of hearings were contemplated but had not yet been scheduled.
Regarding H. R. 214, the Right to Privacy Act of 1976, Mr. Mooney
said the Committee might consider the bill as early as 18 May.
(b) (7) (d)
13. 1 CONSTITUENT Received a call
from a member of epresen a ive M. Gene Synder's (R., Ky.) staff
who wanted to know if we could provide for them, in response to a
constituent request, an Agency report referred to recently in a
Louisville paper having to do with famine in India and China. I
referred the staff member to the Library of Congress to request a
copy of the OPR study on "Potential Implications of Trends in World
Population, Food Production, and Climate.
14. I I LIAISON Robert Caristrom, from) (d)
the Office of Management and Budget, called and wanted to know if
it would be possible for us tpy of the views letter on S. 796,
which had been prepared by to a Mr. Richard Berg of the
Administrative Conference of the S. I told him I would check on
this and would get back to him, although I said it was my impression
we were not in the business of providing views letters on legislation
to private organizations.
(b) (7) (d)
15. LIAISON The following offices
requested copies of the climatology report: Office of Technology
Assessment, U. S. Library of Congress; Congressional Research
Service, Library of Congress; Office of Energy Resources, Department
of Commerce; Representative Timothy E. Wirth (D., Colo.); and
Representative Philip R. Sharp (D., Ind. ). We told the requesters
we would mail them copies when they became available.
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(b) (7) (d)
{b) (7) (d)
10. ADMINISTRATIVE DELIVERY
Delivered to Marian zar.necki, Chief of Staff of the House
International Relations Committee, a copy of Mr. Colby's 9 December.
1975
testimony for his review and discussion with Mr. Cary.
11. LIAISoN Discussed and 1 ft
with Gail Fitzpatrick, in Senator Frank Church's (D., Idaho) office,
a suggested reply to a letter from an individual in California who
asked whether the Agency was in any way involved in a serious highway
accident involving members of her family. Fitzpatrick said she
would follow our suggested reply.
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13. 1 1 LIAISON Picked up from the
office of Jim Cline, Counsel,
?uag.Jaacia.ciary Com"tiftee, a letter
to Mr. Cary requesting that certain Committee staff personnel be
processed for security clearances for access to Agency information
in connection with a current study involving the petroleum industry.
(b) (7) (d)
14? LIAISON The following offices
requested copies of the climatology report: John Sherman, on the
staff of the House Ways and Means Committee; Representative Richard
Bolling (D., Mo.); Representative Robert J. Cornell (D., Wis. );
Senator Walter Mondale (R., Minn. ); and Representative Marvin L.
Esch (R., Mich.). We told the requesters we would send them copies
as soon as they became available.
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